Oman Air confirms Dreamliner order
Published: 14/11/2011 - Filed under: News »
Oman Air has confirmed an order for six Boeing 787 Dreamliners at the Dubai Airshow.
The aircraft represent the transferral of an order for six Dreamliners by leasing company ALAFCO to the Muscat-based carrier.
Oman Air currently operates a fleet of A330-200 and -300 aircraft for its long-haul services, with features including in-flight wifi and mobile phone technology, and fully-flat beds in business class. For reviews of the carrier’s service between Muscat and London, click here.
Commenting on the order CEO Peter Hill said:
"Our decision to order the 787-8 is part of Oman Air’s long-term growth strategy to expand and modernize our fleet with newer, more fuel-efficient airplanes.
"We see direct benefits because of the Dreamliner’s fuel efficiency and operating economics as well as the enhanced travel experience that Oman Air will be able to offer its customers aboard this airplane."
For more information visit omanair.com, boeing.com.
Read more about...
Bookmark with:
ADD A COMMENT »
The big picture: BA’s Jubilee jumbo 28/05/2012
British Airways has painted one of its B747 aircraft with an emblem and message as part of its celebrations to mark the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee — full story »
Hong Kong Airport takes step closer to third runway 28/05/2012
The Airport Authority of Hong Kong has submitted its project profile for a third runway, the start of a two-year Environmental Impact Assessment — full story »
Travelodge adds two Edinburgh properties 28/05/2012
The budget hotel group has opened hotels on Edinburgh’s Queen Street and Princes Street, the latter being a partnership with high street retailer Topshop — full story »
